Trail Single Inflatable Camping Mat, Self-Inflating, 10cm Thick Memory Foam, Lightweight Sleeping Mattress, Carry Bag

Great product - I bought this for my boyfriend to sleep on during a five day trip as he doesn't find traditional roll mats comfortable due to back issues. He said he slept really well on this with minimal back pain. It was extremely easy to inflate and deflate, and was relatively light. It was slightly bulky when deflated but sat quite nicely under our tent on the camping trolley so was easy enough to transport. The only downside is that it is slightly narrow - an extra few centimetres in width would make it perfect. However, I would definitely still recommend.

This mattress is good, inflated quickly - trouble is I have no idea how to deflate the bloody thing so it’s still full of air !!!!If the seller sees this PLEASE HELP !Otherwise comfy and good value

I bought this for my husband as he was using old camping mats.He’s really happy with this mat, it’s really easy and quick to inflate, and it’s really soft and comfortable to sleep on. Very portable and looks like it will be hard wearing and used on many camping adventures

Far better for canning than a traditional blow up mattress, keeps you off the ground and the extra thickness makes it warmer than the thinner ones available. Would be too heavy if hiking any distance

The matress inflated well in quick time. Looks and feels fine.However, it was too narrow, 53cm, and had a slippery surface so these two issues lead to ending up on the floor. Would be handy if in need of space saving, but still think less slippery surface would help.Fairly easy to repack, as long as you have a flat surface available.

Thus bath is thick, comfortable, easy to inflate and rolls up. Bargain.

Bought a pair of these self-inflating sleeping mats for a recent camping trip. They inflate easy and have a decent thickness but are so narrow that if you roll over in the night you fall off it and wake up. Had a terrible night sleep as did the wife. Furthermore, it is very tricky to roll them up tightly so take up a lot of space.Much better off with a standard single air bed.

The foam seems to be good quality, it’s easy to blow up but takes a bit of effort (as anything like this) to roll back up again. It’s think and comfortable. it did not deflate and kept me at the perfect temperature all night (went camping for a couple nights in June)